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urge
verb (urged , urging )
1 (also urge someone on) to persuade someone forcefully or incite them (to do something).
2 to beg or entreat someone (to do something).
3 a (usu urge that?) to earnestly advise or recommend that?;
b (usu urge something) to earnestly recommend it urged prudence .
4 to drive or hurry (onwards, forwards, etc).
noun a strong impulse, desire or motivation (to do something).
[16c: from Latin urgere ]
urger noun .
verb (urged , urging )
1 (also urge someone on) to persuade someone forcefully or incite them (to do something).
2 to beg or entreat someone (to do something).
3 a (usu urge that?) to earnestly advise or recommend that?;
b (usu urge something) to earnestly recommend it urged prudence .
4 to drive or hurry (onwards, forwards, etc).
noun a strong impulse, desire or motivation (to do something).
[16c: from Latin urgere ]
urger noun .
urgent
adjective
1 requiring or demanding immediate attention, action, etc; pressing.
2 said of a request, etc: forcefully and earnestly made.
[15c: French, from Latin urgere to urge]
urgency noun .
urgently adverb .
adjective
1 requiring or demanding immediate attention, action, etc; pressing.
2 said of a request, etc: forcefully and earnestly made.
[15c: French, from Latin urgere to urge]
urgency noun .
urgently adverb .
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